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JOHN’S BED in HELP (1965)

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A picture of Jane Asher during the filming of "The Buttercup Chain" in 1969. Snipped from the Lady Jane Asher Instagram and eBay.

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From the Something About the Beatles' Girls Facebook page: Pattie Boyd takes the same flight as Richard Harris in 1968.

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1964

Answer song to the Beatles' "I Wanna Hold Your Hand".

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From Pattie Boyd's Twitter: "The team from the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris have put together this beautiful book, 'The Flowers of Yves Saint Laurent'. They asked for permission to use the picture of me taken by Bailey on the cover. It's one of my favourite all-time pics so it was an immediate yes from me!"

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From the Women of The Beatles Facebook page.

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Harry Nilsson and Pattie Boyd at the London premiere of "The Godfather" on Aug. 23, 1972. Image is snipped from the Something About the Beatles' Girls Facebook page.

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Blind Faith play in San Antonio on Aug. 20, 1969. Image snipped from the Ginger Baker Facebook page.

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with Britt Ekland in an episode of “Aquarius”, 1971

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Eric Clapton and Mike Bloomfield in 1968 in a photograph posted on the Rock Photo Gallery Facebook page.

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THE DARKNESS OF A BRIGHT ORANGE MICKEY MOUSE -- WHEN THE DRUGS HIT YOU TOO HARD IN '68.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 960x1488 -- Spotlight on cover page to British underground newspaper, "International Times," a.k.a., "it" #27. March 8-21, 1968.

"In some ways "IT" created its constituency and at its height was selling 44,000 copies every fortnight – I’m told that number translated into about 200,000 readers. It covered every aspect of the counterculture, from the Hells Angels, skinheads, pacifists, vegetarians, communal living, sexual revolution, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll.’

-- THE GUARDIAN, "Covering the counterculture: the 60s underground press – in pictures," by Kathyrn Bromwich, published September 23, 2017

Source: www.theguardian.com/media/gallery/2017/sep/23/covering-the-counterculture-the-60s-underground-press-in-pictures.

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An advertising poster for, 'Groupie,' by Jenny Fabian and Johnny Byrne, 1970 Tagline: “Make Love, Make Music, No War!”